A new study shows how drugs and supplements for aging could be tested in months, not years, if more research was done on ...

Suh's latest study, a comprehensive comparison of young and old human ovaries published in Nature Aging, has already revealed ...

in the ovaries of mice, or in donor tissue samples. "Yeast, worms, flies and mice, we already know how to make them live longer and healthier," Columbia University professor and geneticist Yousin ...

in the ovaries of mice, or in donor tissue samples. The finding could speed up the way that so-called geroprotective (aka longevity) drugs are evaluated, and ultimately brought to market ...

This artificial ovary was then transplanted into mice, where it was able to support the survival and growth of the ovarian cells. Getty Images Experts said the "exciting" technique needed to be ...

However, it is still difficult to transplant ovaries into cellular immunodeficient mice and produce offspring from the eggs grown in the mice. In order to produce offspring from xenotransplanted ...